Homemade paper hearts hang in the bouquet of white painted branches for Valentine's Day. They are decorated with feathers and small little bells that with each breath of air seem to say: "Ding-a-ling, I love you!"
This is what we need: heart pattern, thick paper for the template, four differently patterned pieces of cardboard or robust papers, pencil, scissors, folding stick, hole-puncher, satin ribbon 3 mm wide, small little bell, decorative feathers, tesa Easy Stick®.
Make a heart template according to the pattern out of thick paper. Cut four 10 x 12 cm rectangles out of the patterned papers per heart and fold them each lengthwise.
Draw a half heart with the help of the template (put straight edge on the fold), cut out.
Coat the backs of the hearts with adhesive.
Paste together the four parts of the heart to the "halves".
Now punch a hole in the top and bottom of the finished ornament. Pull a satin ribbon through at the top for hanging, on the bottom affix a little bell and a decorative feather with another satin ribbon.
A matter of the heart: Homemade paper hearts hang in the bouquet made of branches painted white. They are decorated with feathers and small little bells that with each breath of air seem to say: "Ding-a-ling, I love you!"
